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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1971
Page
4
A biblical verse highlights the fruit of the Spirit as love joy peace patience kindness goodness faithfulness gentleness and self control. The passage from Galatians 5 22 23 contrasts these qualities with the idea that there is no law against them.
Hubert Humphrey signals a frontal bid for the Democratic nomination calling there no substitute for winning He targets Florida on March 14 Wisconsin on April 4 and envisions a two man race with Muskie He hints at West Virginia May primary and reflects on past contests against Kennedy and Nixon.
November data show 80 022 000 in the labor force, 75 207 000 employed up 200 000 while 4 815 000 seek work. Unemployment rose to 6.0 percent from 5.8 percent as more people entered the job market for the holidays.
Evans and Novak assess how the India Pakistan war reshapes U S policy toward Israel Egypt and the Sinai. Washington notes that credibility and prestige drive Nixon to hedge on further Phantom deliveries while Egypt strengthens its edge with Soviet TU 16 bombers. Israel cites UN and great power guarantees as weak support for withdrawal.
David Lawrence notes a Soviet led tilt in Asia with India as a key ally and expanded naval reach in the Indian Ocean. He warns UN effectiveness is eroded as Soviet vetoes stall intervention in East Pakistan, while US aid and policy face scrutiny amid rising regional instability and potential arms buildup in neighboring states.
Buckley contends Newsweek misreads Ronald Reagan as California governor. He argues Reagan strengthens California reforms with federal support and notes Nixon’s need for Reagan’s California endorsement, while dismissing rumors of cabinet or ambassadorship ambitions.
A humorous quip compares child feeding costs and implies a boy under 18 saves money as a girl buys pizzas. A friend’s tropic beach postcards are praised for tactful not-sending air mail. The folksy philosopher notes we pass this way but once and warns to remove personal belongings from the overhead rack.
U S intelligence reports Cambodian Premier Lon Nol, harshly criticized by top aides including Sirik Matak and Cheng Heng, may be pressured to relinquish active control. A December crisis saw Lon Nol briefly incapacitated during a Kompong Thom helicopter tour, prompting whispered calls for a figurehead role.
The piece argues Nixon should consider state court jurists for Supreme Court seats to temper centralizing rulings. It notes Justice Powell and Rehnquist joining a court leaning toward judicial restraint and urges inclusion of experienced state judges to preserve true federalism and curb centralist bias.
A reflective piece contrasts hero mythologies with flaws in leaders. It notes stamp collecting disputes over value and cites the impracticality of airline cargo versus passenger service. It ends with a remark on selling primitive crafts to wealthy economies as time passes.
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